SUBHARmasscom.subharti.org/documents/pragyan/Subharti_Times_2017_jan.pdfRaees Vs Kaabil: My father is hurt, says Hrithik Roshan One of the first big box office clashes of 2017 will

SUBHARTI‘Stage for Youth’ Thought of the week

We are what ourthoughts have madeus; so take care aboutwhat you think.Words are secondary.Thoughts live; theytravel far.

Dated: 23 January, 2017 (Weekly) Year: 01 Issue : 38

TIMES

News in Brief UP ELECTION 20Senior Samajwadi Party leader andAkhilesh Yadav's warring uncle, ShivpalSingh Yadav, has also got a ticket fromJaswantnagar.The latest developments:Meanwhile, the formation of a Grand Alliance in Uttar Pradesh became unlikelyfollowing dispute between the SamajwadiParty and the Congress, with the two having divergent views on the inclusion ofAjit Singh's Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD).Jallikattu: SC agrees to delay verdictJallikattu, is a bull taming event typicallypracticed in Tamil Nadu as a part of Pongalcelebrations on Mattu Pongal day. TheSupreme Court had banned Jallikattu in2014, saying bulls could not be used asperforming animals, either for Jallikattu orfor bullock-cart races. The Supreme Court has agreed that for thenext seven days, it will not rule on whetherto lift a ban on Jallikattu, as requested bythe union government.

YUVI IS BACK WITH A BANG!Yuvraj hit a memorable 150 - his first scorein the three-digits since 2011 World Cup.In their 230-ball 256-run association, Yuvraj and Dhoni created few partnershipand individual records. Yuvraj's 150 is hiscareer-best surpassing 139 against Australia in 2004 in Sydney.

Raees Vs Kaabil: My father ishurt, says Hrithik RoshanOne of the first big box office clashes of2017 will be witnessed on January 25,when Kaabil and Raees will hit the theaterson the same day, but Hrithik Roshan hassaid it could have been avoided if the producers of the Shah Rukh Khan-starterhad planned things in a better manner.While the Sanjay Gupta-directed film willhave both Hrithik and Yami Gautam playing visually challenged characters,Rahul Dholakia’s Raees revolves around aGujarati bootlegger (SRK).

Commemoration of Swami Vivekanand’s 154thBirth Anniversary

Subhartipuram: On12th January 2017,Swami VivekanandSubharti University organized an event tocommemorate the154th birth anniversaryof Swami Vivekanand(The Maker of the Mod-ern India) in the culturaldepartment (Sanskriti Vibhagh) of the univer-sity. Vice Chancellor ofthe university.Dr.N.K.Ahuja. initiatedthe event with the lamplighting ceremony .Thestudents of C.L.M intercollege also participatedin various cultural ac-tives of the event. Onthe occasion Dr. N.K.Ahuja in his inauguralspeech said that, we allespecially the youth ofour nation should takeinspiration from the lifeof Swami Vivekanandand should follow his footsteps. He praisedthe ideology of SwamiVivekanand and saidSwami Vivekanandawas a great person whoalways believed in theyouth power to lead andnourish the historicalculture of the countryand carries some ad-

vancement required bythe country to be devel-oped. Government of India inthe year 1984 declared, to celebratethe birthday of SwamiVivekananda as the Na-tional Youth Day. Sincethen (1985), it is startedcelebrating as the Na-tional Youth Day all overthe country. Philoso-phies, teachings andideas of the SwamiVivekananda are thegreat cultural and traditional assets ofIndia. Youths are themost important part ofthe country who leadsthe country ahead,that’s why youths areselected to be inspiredfirst by the ideas andideals of the SwamiVivekananda. So, theNational Youth Day isstarted celebratingevery year to encour-age and inspire the hon-orable youths of theIndia. Schools and col-leges are delightfullyadorned to enthusiasti-cally celebrate theevent.On this occasion theDean of Panna Dhai

Maa Subharti Nursingcollege Dr. Geeta Pra-vandha, Dean of Ma-harishi AurobindoSuhbarti Institute ofNaturopathy & YogicSciences College Dr.Abhay Shankargowda,Administrative Officer ofuniversity Mrs. NidhiBhatnagar , Asst-secre-tary of cultural depart-ment Mr. Kuldeepnarayan also expressedtheir views about the lifeof Sawami Vivekanandand said how helearned self-controlfrom his mother andlater became an expertin meditation, as his selfcontrol was reallyamazing using which hecould easily enter to thestate of samadhi. Hedeveloped a remark-able leadership qualityin his young age. The anchor of this eventwas Dr. Vivek Sanskriti.Mr. Sameer Singh, Shri Bhola, Mr. D.M.Mathur, Mr. Anil kumar,Mr. Neeraj, Mr. SatishKumar, Mrs Siddhi,Ankit Gupta and AnujUnmukt were also thepart of that event.

Inaugral speech by Vice Chancellor,SVSUPallavi (BJMC 2nd yr.)Tanya (BJMC 2nd yr.)

SUBHARTITIMES 2INSIDE THE CAMPUS

23 January, 2017 (Weekly)

Kite Flying Activity Organized by Departmentof Physical Education

Subhartipuram: Depart-ment of Physical EducationSubharti Organization or-ganized a Kite Flying com-petition on 13th January,2017 in its premises. It wasa great experience for bothstudents as well as teach-ers, who participated in thecompetition with enthusi-asm. With kites flying high inthe clear sky, it was a greatsight to watch & participantsand audince enjoyed everybit of it. The competitioncontinued for about an hourand ended with the win ofAnubhav band ShivamBaliyan group. The 2nd & 3rdplace was backed by Aditya,Ishan group & Prachi, Van-dana group respectively.The custom of flying kites isassociated with MakarSankranti. People celebratethe occasion by flying kites,

from their rooftops.Unlike other Hindu festivalswhich follow the lunar mo-tion, Makar Sankranti fol-lows the movement of thesun. It marks the beginningof the sun’s transition intothe zodiac of Capricorn( M a k a r = C a p r i c o r n ,Sankranti= transition). Thismakes it the only festival tofall on a fixed date everyyear January 14th.It is a fes-tive day all over India. Eachregion celebrates its ownlocal form of this festival. Inthe western parts of India itis called the “MakarSankranti”.This is the daywinter officially ends andspring begins – a transitionsymbolic of discarding theprevious season’s bad andthe beginning of a fresh newseason.

“Uni-Mentors Fest 2017” organized inSubharti University Subhartipuram: On theeve of New Year, SwamiVivekanand Subharti Uni-versity organized a ‘twodays Uni-Mentors Fest2017’ on 3-4th January forits faculty members. Sev-eral cultural & sports activi-ties were conducted duringthe event. The program wasinaugurated by the ViceChancellor Dr. N.K. Ahuja &President of Subharti K.K.BCharitable Trust Dr. ShalyaRaj. Various activities suchas solo singing, groupsinging, solo dance & groupdance were organized in theauditorium of ‘Medical Col-lege’. 1st prize in solo singing wasbagged by Dr. Rahul, 2nd &3rd prize went to Indraneel& Dr. Shashi Bala respec-tively. Mr. Amit Sharma &Anamika Sharma won the1st prize in group singing. Insolo dance 1st prize went toDr. Sarik Tyagi, 2nd & 3rdprize was bagged byPriyanka Sharma & ChamiTyagi. In group dance Pinki& Deepti got 1st prize, Dr.Shikha & Dr. Sonal won 2ndprize and 3rd prize wasbagged by ChamiTyagi & Preeti. In sports activities likeCarom 1st prize wasbagged by Prof. Deepa &

Prof. Money and 2nd prizewent to Dr. Laxmi & Dr. Arun

Kumar. In Yoga competition Dr. Raghunandan & Dr.Sarita got 1st prize. On thesecond day events like pho-tography, Mehendi Compe-tition and many more eventswas organized in SIFF. InPhotography, 1st and 2ndprizes won by Mr. PraveshChopra and Mr. Surendra

During the event, thefounder of Subharti Univer-sity Dr. Mukti Bhatnagargave best wishes of NewYear & quoted “Such eventsmust be organized time totime in the University so thatwe can highlight the hiddentalents of the faculty mem-bers. The President of Cul-tural Committee Dr. BhavnaGrover greeted vote ofthanks to the guest, judges& the members of the cul-tural committee. It was asuccessful event by thecontribution of cultural committee.

Students & Faculty members participating in Kite Flying

“Udaan-to communicate with women” organized by BJP Party in Subharti Premises

Kumar Adhana respectively.

Subhartipuram: Union Minis-ter Smt. Smriti Irani addressedthe female students of SwamiVivekanand Subharti Universityat its Maangalya conventioncenter on 6th January 2017.She started the program“Udaan” in the premises ofSubharti University and con-nected with 403 women of dif-ferent constituencies throughVideo Conferencing.During the event she ad-dressed the gathering andgave answers of several ques-tions raised by the people. She urged the women

for their more and more partic-ipation. She also mentionedthat it is important to establish BJP Government in the state inorder to maintain the security,

Law & Order and Economicprogress.The students of different de-partments of the University at-tended the event and directly

interacted with the Union Tex-tile Minister. The interactionwas done to motivate people tocome out in larger numbersand vote for BJP. BJP MP Ra-jendar Agarwal, MLASatyaprakash Agarwal, Ravin-der Bhadana, Mayor HarikantAahluwalia, Vice Chancellor ofSubharti University Dr. N.K.Ahuja, President of SubhartiK.K.B Charitable Trust Dr.Shalya Raj and Deans of differ-ent colleges of the Universitymarked their presence in theevent.

Smriti Irani addressing Women in SVSU

Winners of Uni-Mentors Fest 2017

SUBHARTITIMES 3Health & Education

23 January, 2017 (Weekly)

Current Affairs•India and the United Stateshas signed MoU (Memoran-dum of Understanding) to col-laborate in the fields ofdevelopmental activities andaid in third world countries.

•India formally became an as-sociate member of CERN(European Organization forNuclear Research) with thegovernment completing theinternal approval proceduresfor the agreement it signed inNovember 2016.

•India was ranked 92ndamong 118 countries in the2017 Global index of talentcompetitiveness (GTI) list.

•India ranked 60th among the79 developing countries in2017 Inclusive DevelopmentIndex (IDI) released in WorldEconomic Forum’s (WEF)‘Inclusive Growth and Devel-opment Report’.

•Delhi Police Commissionerand Senior IPS officer AlokKumar Verma was appointedas new Director of the CentralBureau of Investigation.

•According to recently re-leased Jones Lang LaSalle’sCity Momentum Index(CMI), Bengaluru (capital ofKarnatak) has emerged as themost dynamic city in theworld.

•The Union Governmentlaunched a dedicated webportal ShaGun (http://ssasha-gun.nic.in) for monitoring theprogress of Sarva Shiksha Ab-hiyan (SSA).

•The National Institution forTransforming India (NITI)Aayog has called for a reviewof the provisions of the RightTo Education (RTE) Act thatstipulate children who do notperform well cannot be heldback up to 8th Class.

New study explains how low-dose aspirin may prevent cancer

New research conducted bya team of scientists fromOregon Health and ScienceUniversity (OHSU) in collab-oration with Oregon StateUniversity (OSU) in theU.S., reinforces the ideathat low-dose aspirin intakemay help stop cancer andhinder cancer cells fromproliferating. Additionally,the research also explainsthe mechanism by which asmall dose of aspirin mayindeed inhibit cancer cellproliferation and metastasis.Cancer is one of the leadingcauses of death in theworld, according to theWorld Health Organization(WHO). Its prevalence ispredicted to increase in thenext few years.In 2012, can-cer accounted for 8.2 million

deaths worldwide.In terms of prevention, theCenters for Disease Controland Prevention (CDC) recommend for making

healthy lifestyle and dietarychoices such as avoidingtobacco and alcohol as well as staying with physicallyactive and eating plenty offruits and vegetables. Newresearch reinforces the ideathat low-dose aspirin intake

may also help to preventcancer.This is the first time that astudy has shown the abilityof platelets to regulate the-expression of c-MYC in cancer cells. The researchers note thatalmost a third of colon can-cer patients and 42% of pa-tient with pancreatic cancerhad over expression of c-MYC oncorprotein.They also find that the im-pact of aspirin has on bloodplatelets is just as effectivein high doses as it is at lowones. As a result, clinicianscan weigh up the risks andbenefits of aspirin intake, aswell as reduce the risk ofbleeding - which is a com-mon side effect of ingestingtoo much aspirin.

Jaya Kumari, BJMC 1st yr.

44th World Book Fair 2017 held in Delhi

The World Book Fair 2017which was held from Janu-ary 7-15 at Pragati Maidanin New Delhi attractedgreater footfall this year aspeople from different statesattended it. The 44th editionof the book fair was inaugu-rated by Minister of State forHuman Resource Develop-ment (Higher Education)Mahendra Nath Pandey. The leading publishers fromIndia and abroad also show-case the best of their titlesat the fair. According to thepublishers, this year, therehas been a rise in the saleof children's book and theyoungsters have showed in-

terest in books. The chil-dren's pavilion especially re-mained a favourite spotamong parents as also kids.Along with focus on chil-dren, this year's theme'Manushi' was aimed athighlighting books writtenby women writers onwomen. The Author's Cor-ner gave the visitors achance to sit and listen tothe authors who spokeabout their books.Though demonetisation andthe resultant cash crunchcast its shadow on the bookfair, it could not affect thespirit of book-lovers.

People exploring the World Book Fair

Film ProductionWorkshop Organized

By GSVSIJMCVanshika Saini, BJMC 1st yr.Subhartipuram: GaneshShankar Vidhyarthi SubhartiInstitute Of Journalism andMass Communication hasorganized a 15 days filmproduction workshop on10th January, 2017. Thisworkshop is designed tolead the students from storyidea generation to editingshort film (Pre to Post pro-duction). By the end ofworkshop, students will betrained to prepare and shoottheir own short film all ofwhich are screened and re-viewed by the faculty. In the first part of the work-shop Mr. Sanjay Shrivastav(Assistant Professor,GGSIPU) explained thetechniques of screen writingand direction to the stu-dents. He instructed themost important aspects ofdramatic writing. In the con-text of film. In the final partof the workshop expert willalso instruct about the differ-ent techniques of editing.

Patron : Dr. Atul Krishna (Founder SVSU), Dr. Shalya Raj (President Subharti KKB Charitable Trust), Dr. G.C. Srivastava (Chancellor) Dr. N.K Ahuja (VC SVSU) Editor-in-Chief: Dr.Dharmendra Singh (Dean) Sub-Editor: Mr. Mudasir Sultan, Ms. Kamini Aloria, Ms. Priyanka Gautam

Editorial Team : Sidhanth Bedi (BJMC I), Jaya Kumari (BJMC I) Photography Team : Syed Ahmed (BJMC I) Layout Designing : Mr. Mudasir Sultan, Ms. Kamini Aloria, Mr. Yasir Arfat, Sidhanth Bedi(BJMC I), Jaya(BJMC I)(If you have any suggestion or question, please write us at : gsvsijmcenewsletter@gmail.com, You can also contact on 0121-3055017, 9873394591)

--- Published by the department of Journalism and Mass Communicattion, SVSU ---

Click of the week Photo : Syed Ahmed Shah

Hope in the Eyes of an Innocent Child

SUBHARTITIMES 4INTERNATIONAL

23 January, 2017 (Weekly)

“YES WE CAN “A Symbolic Farewell Speech by Mr. BARACK OBAMA

Prachi Rathi, BJMC 1st yr.

‘Yes we can’ these were thelast words delivered by Mr.President in his farewellspeech. Mere miles fromwhere Barack Obama gavehis presidential victoryspeech in Grant Park,Chicago, eight years ago,he delivered a symbolicfarewell speech atChicago’s McCormick PlaceTuesday night on 10th Jan-uary, 2017 . Popular but po-litically humbled, PresidentBarack Obama said good-bye to the nation Tuesday

night, declaring during hisfarewell address that hehasn't abandoned his visionof progressive change butwarning that it now comeswith a new set of caveats.Mr. Barack Obama startedhis speech with a note ofThanks to American people.He said that he had beenvery touched with thewishes he received over thepast eight years and now itis his turn to say Thanks. Inhis speech, Mr. Obamapraised the people for all thesupport and respect he re-ceived from them. He statedthat people where the onlyreason for his proud as hefelt that the conversationwith them at White House,canteens , schools or col-leges are what kept himhonest ,cool and inspired.He also said that he was nota president but also ahuman being and every dayhe learned from peoplesomething new that madehim a better Optus, and aunique person. In hisspeech, Obama gave theaccount of past eight years,goals and strengths of the

America by saying that thiscountry suffered eight yearsago with deflation, reces-sion and unemployment. MrObama said that youngAmericans - including thosewho worked on his cam-paigns, and who believe "ina fair, just, inclusive Amer-ica" - left him feeling "evenmore optimistic about thiscountry than I was when westarted".In choosingChicago, Mr Obama hadearlier said he wanted to re-turn to "where it all started"for him and First LadyMichelle Obama, instead ofdelivering the speech fromthe White House.Over thecourse of three-quarters ofan hour, Mr Obama spokeof his effort to bring aboutchange during his two termsin office, and admitted thathe had not always suc-ceeded. His was joined on-stage at the end of hisspeech by Ms. Clinton, asymbolic handing over ofthe baton. "Yes we can. Yeswe did." A bookend to thespeech he delivered on thenight he won the presidencyin Grant Park, Chicago,

Barack Obama's farewelladdress contained much ofthe same hope and opti-mism that were hallmarks ofhis candidacy while at thesame time outlining hislegacy.But it was also an elegantlyworded warning: about thecountry's broken politics, itsnaked partisanship, its starkeconomic inequalities, itssocial and racial dislocation.Though he did not mentionthe President-elect byname, much of it obviouslyread like a rebuttal to Don-ald Trump's campaign.Obama called for respectfor the science of climatechange and drew one of hisbiggest applause lineswhen he noted: "I reject dis-crimination against MuslimAmericans." The line"democracy can bucklewhen we give in to fear,"could easily be interpretedas being aimed at DonaldTrump. Mr Obama's speechwas widely admired for hislyricism, delivery, and visionof America as an inclusive,positive society, despite thevery real problems it faced.

Obama giving his Farewell Speech.